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Senior FIFA official FIFA Kevin Lamour leaves after criticising Gianni Infantino

FIFA's Chief Operating ​Officer Kevin Lamour has been dismissed from his post. He had strongly criticised his boss Gianni Infantino and the latter's plan to set up a commercial company.

Published Aug 18, 2026 · 4:26 AMOriginal source: France 2411 reads
Senior FIFA official FIFA Kevin Lamour leaves after criticising Gianni Infantino
FIFA's Chief Operating ​Officer Kevin Lamour has been dismissed from his post. He had strongly criticised his boss Gianni Infantino and the latter's plan to set up a commercial company.
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